We handle interior renovation projects in Brussels and its surrounding outskirts. Whether your project is in the city or in a nearby residential area such as Tervuren, tell us about the property and the work you have in mind.
Walls that need repairing, worn flooring, damaged skirting boards or several rooms ready for refurbishment? Fixtures & Fittings Services - Benelux handles interior renovation projects with attention to surface preparation, floor and wall finishes, junctions and the overall result you want to achieve. Work may involve a single room, several areas of a home or business premises.
Interior renovation starts with the condition of the surfaces
Renovating an interior is about more than choosing a new colour or floor covering. Uneven walls, damaged plaster, worn flooring and loose skirting boards may all require preparation before the final finishes are installed.
In an apartment, house or commercial property, surfaces meet at important points: wall-to-floor junctions, corners, thresholds and door surrounds. These details help determine whether the finished room looks consistent.
Surface preparation and plastering
Walls and ceilings may have holes, uneven areas, previous repairs or deteriorated plaster. Preparation addresses the affected areas before the chosen finish is applied.
Depending on the substrate, the work may include surface preparation, filling, plaster repairs and smoothing. The aim is to provide a suitable surface for the intended finish.
Floor coverings and continuity between rooms
Replacing a floor covering can make a substantial difference to a room. Dimensions, thresholds, junctions with neighbouring rooms and existing fixtures all need to be considered.
An interior renovation may also involve preparing the existing subfloor, repairing affected areas and adjusting perimeter finishes. The appropriate work depends on the selected floor covering and the condition of the underlying surface.
Skirting boards, mouldings and finishing details
Skirting boards provide a visual transition between walls and floors. Mouldings, decorative trim and other finishing elements also contribute to the overall appearance of a renovated interior.
Replacing or repairing these elements involves attention to corners, lengths, joints and the finishes around door frames. A new floor alongside damaged skirting boards can leave a room looking unfinished.
A renovated room should feel like one coherent space
Wall preparation, flooring and finishing work are best considered together. Plaster repairs may need to precede painting; flooring should be coordinated with skirting boards; and existing features should be protected during the work.
For a complete room refurbishment, it helps to agree on the surfaces involved and the sequence of work before starting.
Organising the work in the right order
- Identify the rooms and surfaces to be renovated.
- Prepare the relevant walls, ceilings and substrates.
- Carry out the agreed repairs and plastering.
- Coordinate floor coverings and wall finishes.
- Install or repair skirting boards, mouldings and junction details.
- Complete the agreed finishing checks and final tasks.
Interior renovations for homeowners and businesses
In a home, the work may involve a living room, bedroom, hallway or several rooms before new occupants move in. In offices and commercial premises, renovation may support a change of layout or the refurbishment of an existing space.
Projects in nearby areas such as Kraainem and Overijse are welcome too. Access, the layout of the property and the condition of the surfaces guide how the work is organised. Business projects may also involve premises elsewhere in Belgium.
Preparing your renovation request
Tell us which rooms are involved, what materials and surfaces are present, which areas need work and what finish you would like. General photographs and close-ups of damaged areas help clarify the project.
- Property address and building type.
- Rooms and surfaces involved.
- Condition of walls, ceilings and floors.
- Skirting boards, mouldings and junctions requiring attention.
- Preferred finishes and elements to be retained.
- Occupancy and access constraints.
- Preferred timing and desired outcome.
Defining a coherent scope of work
A project may involve one surface or several connected operations. The work, materials, access arrangements and finishes are defined according to the project. If a paid site visit is proposed, its terms are agreed in advance.
Discuss your interior renovation
Planning wall repairs, new flooring or the refurbishment of several rooms? Call Fixtures & Fittings Services - Benelux on +32 472 88 08 66 or send your photographs via WhatsApp.
